I’ve been a vocal coach and voice teacher since 2010. As coach I’ve worked for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Emmanuel Music, and MIT, and been a guest coach for the NEC Summer Opera Studio.
I teach voice lessons for adults at all levels, and I’ve successfully prepared students for choir auditions, undergraduate and graduate admissions, and professional auditions.
Eileen is a kind of voice scientist and magician in one. Her expert guidance and unparalleled musicianship are helping me to navigate vocal challenges, strengthen vocal technique, and nurture my authentic vocal expression.
— Viv Sparro
My students have successfully auditioned for:
Cantata Singers • Longy School of Music • Lowell House Opera • NATS National Finals • Oxford University College Chapel Choir • Penn State • University of Texas at Austin
Eileen is incredibly skilled at identifying technical problems and communicating a solution. Simply the BEST!
— Randi Levine
What’s the difference between a voice teacher and a vocal coach?
Broadly speaking, a voice teacher focuses on the technique of singing: breathing, posture, resonance, and registration; whereas a vocal coach focuses on diction, expression, ensemble, and interpretation. Voice teachers and vocal coaches support each other’s work, and their work often overlaps.
I’m equally comfortable in both roles, and I tailor my approach to each student’s needs.
I feel incredible gratitude and appreciation for your expertise and meticulous guidance. I have grown so much through our coachings.
— H.S.
Eileen Huang 